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Portrait Of A Mooch
01:36
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Can you believe
All the cracks in the
Back-room ceiling?
Wake up to puddles
In the morning,
Soon it'll be too hot
To sleep in
Just need another beer
That somebody else paid for,
And I think about that wet floor
And how pathetic it all is
Is there a place I can walk into?
"Is there a job I can get you?"
Is there a time I can make do?
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Ode To Two Mice
02:48
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I bought a cigar and tried to decide
If I were an anarchist or anarcho-communist
Tried to remember how it felt when everybody saw me naked,
Decided I had figured it all out as soon as I saw
Circles in your eyes and in the economy
I finally decided to clean my room, and I found you
At the bottom of a glass, you drowned in two inches of it
You were between the TV and the bed, and last night
I saw another one in my bed, in a plastic bag
You must have been so scared when I turned on that light
And I woke up at 5 o' clock and couldn't get back to sleep alright
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Heathen In The Wind
02:26
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Heathen in the wind,
Are you made of thought or skin?
Well which one is it?
I noticed your tattoo,
But are the words that we used
Really pictures of you, or old cartoons?
Something someone sold me of you?
Pictures in the wind
Fall to pieces as they spin
They're no match for the wind,
Just like ashes of men
Into somebody's hands, unglued
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